Red Bull Pro double win for Frenchman Aubin
 title contender Stephen Sword already on his way to hospital with a broken collar-bone, Barr and Aubin traded places and with Nico leading, they pulled away from the trailing Krestinov. Something had to give and Barr crashed out on the last lap handing the win to Aubin, he remounted to finish second with Krestinov third.</p>
<p>Aubin also hit the front of Moto 2 off the start but Barr overhauled him once again and began to pull away leaving Krestinov hounding Nico. The fighting foreigners began to close on Barr at the front and as the three were locked in battle once again, Aubin made the move and took the lead. He didn`t look back and won by 8 seconds. Krestinov also stole second from Barr who fizzled to third at the flag and on the day.</p>
<p>Nico Aubin – “I am pleased with today. Everything went well for me but I had to fight for it. I feel I am returning to form and the bike and the team are all working well so it is a winning combination. I am happy to be leading the championship but I know I have to work hard at the final round at Culham next month. I am looking forward to Langrish tomorrow and hope I can continue to win on my 250”.</p>
<p><strong>RED BULL PRO NATIONAL ROUND 5 – HAWKSTONE PARK – OVERALL ON THE DAY</strong></p>
<p>1 – NICO AUBIN – HONDA (1-1)<br />
2 – GERT KRESTINOV – HONDA (3-2)<br />
3 – MARTIN BARR – SUZUKI (2 -3)</p>
<p>Jordan Booker consolidated his position in the top ten of the Red Bull Pro National MX2 Championship with a consistent 8th and 7th place in moto 1 and 2 respectively.</p>
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